vúsús

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian vúsús, from Old Radestrian luwsuls, inherited from Proto-Radic *lugsuls, from Proto-Hirdic *lúḡswləs, from Proto-Laenkean *logswlas.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈvuːsuːs/
• Rhyme: -uːsuːs
• Syllabification: vú–sús

Noun

vúsús inan (countable, genitive singular vúsovu, nominative plural vúsovate, vúsúe, relational adjective vúsoviș)

1. (anatomy) fist

Declension

Declension of vúsús (heavy, cum plurali binario)
		singular	plural
			binary	true
nominative		vúsús /ˈvuːsuːs/	vúsovate /ˈvuːsɔvatɛ/	vúsúe /ˈvuːsuːɛ/
vocative		vúsúse /ˈvuːsuːsɛ/
genitive	proper	vúsovu /ˈvuːsɔvu/	vúsovatis /ˈvuːsɔvatis/	vúsoviris /ˈvuːsɔviris/
	constructive			vúsovis /ˈvuːsɔvis/
dative		vúsova /ˈvuːsɔva/	vúsovatín /ˈvuːsɔvatiːn/	vúsovirín /ˈvuːsɔviriːn/
accusative		vúsúd /ˈvuːsuːd/	vúsovatid /ˈvuːsɔvatid/	vúsovirid /ˈvuːsɔvirid/
instrumental		vúsovúr /ˈvuːsɔvuːr/	vúsovatíe /ˈvuːsɔvatiːɛ/	vúsoviríe /ˈvuːsɔviriːɛ/